Prompt 1: Milestones +3

https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3547167


Prompt 12 - 205 words +4

If I had to make a hall of not fame, for all us peasants who weren’t good enough to make it (psych I have a first ballot hall of famer lmao), I would call it the Hall of Was Decent But They Just Weren’t THAT Good and in order to get into it, you have to just not be THAT good. So far, Ongo Gablogian fits perfectly into that category. He is certainly a very okay player, and was just coming into his own before he was ripped from the teat of the SMJHL and thrust into the big leagues where he will once again be a bottom feeder. His highest point total was like 50 in 66 games. For a defenseman, that’s not too bad at all, one may even call it decent. But it’s simply not THAT good. There were defensemen who scored way more points than that, and on the other side of the coin there were defensemen who didn’t even come close to that. Right directly in the middle, someone who is decent, but isn’t THAT good. Like someone who is point per game a few seasons but never really wins any awards and never really leads the league in anything.


Prompt 13 - 100 words +1 because that’s all I have left to claim

I actually really enjoy the pipeline idea, as it is a bit like a true minor league where teams are associated with each other. An example would be Philadelphia’s SMJHL team is Anchorage, and all of Philly’s prospects would play in Anchorage. I get that this is unrealistic for a few reasons, one being the SMJHL is a junior league, more similar to the OHL or QMJHL than the AHL. Also, no SHL team would have enough prospects to fill an entire SMJHL roster. But it’s kind of a best mixture of a draft feeder league and a farm system.